Everyday growing
Free Collyvale help packs
Little Helps for Big Feelings
Gentle printable activities for everyday growing, new experiences and bigger changes. Choose the pack that feels right for your family today.
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Everyday growing
Everyday growing
Everyday growing
Bella’s Bedtime Wobbles
For bedtime worries in general, including bad dreams and waking in the night.
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Everyday growing
Bella’s Very Dark Night Pack
For little ones scared of the dark: gentle steps, shadow play and night-time noises.
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Everyday growing
Everyday growing
Pipin’s Not-Yet Plate Pack
Help your child get to know new foods, one small step at a time.
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Everyday growing
Grimple’s Grumbly Day Pack
Spot the feeling under the grumble and practice calm ideas together.
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Everyday growing
Ollie’s Worry Wobbles
Name a worry, share it and try one small brave step together.
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New experiences
New experiences
Bella’s Big Open Wide
Make dentist visits more familiar and practice asking for a pause.
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New experiencesPoppy Visits Dr. Tillywell
Gentle stories, coloring and a brave plan for check-ups and vaccinations.
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Bigger changes
Bigger changes
Bigger changes
A New Front Door
For moving house: saying goodbye, packing up, and making a new place feel like home.
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Bigger changes
Riley’s Hospital Day
For a hospital stay or small operation: what to expect, what helps, and getting better.
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One useful email a month, with an activity to try together, a gentle idea for everyday wobbles, new free packs and occasional book news. Look for the optional checkbox when requesting a pack.
Collyvale provides general information, stories and family activities. It is not a medical or mental-health service and does not replace professional advice. If a child's worry is persistent, severe or interfering with everyday life, speak to their school, school nurse or doctor. If you're worried about your own wellbeing, please talk to your doctor. You can also find trusted information at healthychildren.org.